Get Rid of Sun Spots!

Having trouble with sun spots, age spots or even acne negatively affecting your skin or making you look older? Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy might be for you! This system allows multiple light-waves to be released into the second layer of skin which destroy any imperfections you may have on your skin while being minimally invasive.

There are many advantages to IPL treatment, including great looking skin, compared to more traditional skin treatment options. IPL is similar to laser therapy, in that treatment may take a couple of sessions to fully complete the therapy, however, IPL uses multiple waves of light and laser therapy only uses a single wave. Therefore, IPL can treat a larger area of skin in a shorter period of time, meaning less time in the doctor's office for you.

Once you are in the doctor's office prepared for treatment, you will treated by a small handheld device that delivers the light-waves into affected skin, a process that may produce may slight tingling sensations, but nothing extreme. After treatment, your skin may feel a bit sun-burned, but this is perfectly normal following treatment and you should notice results within a couple of weeks depending on how many sessions your professional decided that you needed for your issue.

If you have been looking for ways to remove sun or age spots from your skin consider Intense Pulsed Light therapy! Set up an appointment at Fairlawn Aesthetics for treatment right here!

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